UCLA Law

Mobile home ownership is one of the few ways for low-income individuals to acquire assets. However, the majority of mobile homes are located in mobile home parks, which subjects them to a landlord-tenant relationship. Student volunteers are needed to assist low-income mobile home owners with issues they face with the park management/ownership and or other tenants. Under the supervision of Public Law Center housing attorneys, students will conduct research/investigation, draft documents and advocate on behalf of the clients, including advocacy for rent stabilization legislation for mobile home parks in Orange County.

Estimated time commitment: 4 hours per week (flexible based on students' schedules)

Number of available spaces for students: 1

Location: Virtual

To apply, please contact Leigh Ferrin, Director of Litigation and Pro Bono, at lferrin@publiclawcenter.org with your resume and 1-2 sentences about why you are interested in working on this project.